Kolhe is a player that I have been watching for quite some time, and the multiple Tip Sheets are there for a reason see evaluations here. Let me overemphasize one more time, I am a REAL EVALUATOR and watching her “on the court” progression and improving every chance I got to see her speaks volumes. She did a good job running the 1, handled pressure, and made the right decisions

Kolhe would be on my list of most improved players from pre-high school to now if I made one, and seeing her run the 1, you know, one of my sayings, “the game starts at the one” showed me how much she’s grown as well as how her confidence has shot up. She handled the ball under pressure, she saw the floor, and made the right decisions, and, just as importantly,” she controlled the tempo”. The midrange jumper looked good. She also scored off the dribble and played solid defense

Kolhe has shown me “on the court” progression every season since middle school and if I had a Most Improved squad from before HS to now in her class, she would be on it. I remember telling her she needed to be more agressive on both ends after last season PGH Showcase see evaluations here and she has answered nicely. Her finishing strongly after contact, with either hand, as well as her “on the ball” pressure has shot up. She’s rebounding better, her timing also looked good as she blocked a few shots and picked some pockets. She played the passing lane, she saw the floor and she shot the ball from outside with confidence, with a hand in her face

Kolhe has taken major jumps in her game, and one thing I love is “on the court” progression. Her defense has shot up as she did a good job in the set, but she also did a good job using her hands to get steals. Her deceptive first step got the defender off balance for her to score off the dribble, and her jumper looked good from outside

Kolhe has always been one of those players who played within herself and just got the job done. She’s heady, stays under control, and showed she could score, yet her intensity and being more aggressive had me smiling as she has turned a corner

FEEDBACK “she makes plays” “not afraid to take the big shot” “solid defender ” but watching her attack the basket and finish after the lick was huge, so was her playing the passing lane. She also shot the ball with confidence and followed her shot #THROWBACK

Kolhe stood out during the “3 on 3” games, see evaluation here and she continued to show she could shoot the ball. Not only did she continue to drop the mid to long-range when the “5 on 5” started, but her finishes after contact were solid. I also noticed her adding the slight HEZ to set the defender up to score off the dribble

Kolhe showed me improved aggressiveness a few weeks ago at the Sophomore ID Showcase however seeing her go against the older players and not only dropping the jumper with a hand in her face but creating her shot under pressure to score. Her deceptive first step also looked good as she attacked and finished

Kolhe plays with a poker face as she has a deceptive quickness to her game. She makes nice reads off ball screens and is developing a consistent mid range shot. She keeps head up and is patient in the half court set to find her teammates for the easy dime.

Kolhe has made jumps galore since the last time I saw her and I remember telling her dad she needed to be more aggressive in attacking the basket. Well, mission accomplished and she’s finishing after contact yet her jumper from midrange with a hand in her face was nice, and so was her dropping it using the “catch and shoot” while being defended. On the ball defense has also jumped